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Mick Hyde
Guitarist / Political / Astrospacenut / Photographer / Gamer / Woke / DEI / 2 x cancer. Photos - https://www.flickr.com/photos/mickhyde Blog - https://astromick.blogspot.com/ ALSJ contributor - https://www.nasa.gov/history/alsj/
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this is incredibly sad
Astronomer Royal for Scotland | Catherine HeymansI'm absolutely devastated for colleagues at Jodrell Bank who found out this morning that funding for the UK's e-MERLIN radio telescope array will be terminated. This is a short-sighted move, to save a tiny fraction of the overall UK science budget. #SaveJodrellBank 🔭🧪 www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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The stranglehold the rightwing and far right have on our politics is absurd. Not a single policy or idea that benefits the country. A wild aversion to tax, immigration, NetZero, the EU.. trapping us in a dismal dead-end, unable to make progress for fear of the DailyMail demographic losing its shit.
A wind turbine blade can run beyond 170 feet, and when it wears out a Tennessee company bakes the whole thing down to recover the clean glass fiber the industry once paid to bury share.google/Tqs82QQgj7XA...
A wind turbine blade can run beyond 170 feet, and when it wears out a Tennessee company bakes the whole thing down to recover the clean glass fiber the industry once paid to buryPicture a blade taller than a 15-storey building, curved and white, leaning against a sky it spent two decades slicing through.share.googleIn 1991, a single subatomic particle struck Earth carrying the kinetic energy of a fast-bowled cricket ball — tens of millions of times more than any human accelerator can give one proton — and physicists still cannot explain what launched it share.google/Q6xuh0pL8fDk...
In 1991, a single subatomic particle struck Earth carrying the kinetic energy of a fast-bowled cricket ball — tens of millions of times more than any human accelerator can give one proton — and physic...A cosmic particle hit Earth with the force of a professional cricket throw—but no known physics can explain where it came from or how it got here.share.google
Artemis 2 astronaut advocates for equatorial lunar landings - SpaceNews share.google/GeZbHC20HMZ5...
Artemis 2 astronaut advocates for equatorial lunar landingsThe pilot of the Artemis 2 mission says NASA’s return to the moon should start with human landings in less challenging equatorial regions.share.google
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From NASA: On July 20, 1976, NASA’s Viking 1 lander broke ground on 50 years of Mars surface exploration. From the first landing, to rovers crossing the desert, to helicopter flights, we’ve been digging into the secrets of Mars ever since. Downloads: science.nasa.gov/resource/vik...
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57 years ago, at about 4:18 in the afternoon, humans landed on the lunar surface for the very first time. If you want to hear what that moment sounded like, listen along with me on "Apollo in Real Time ." apolloinrealtime.org/11/
Apollo 11 in Real TimeA real-time interactive journey through the first landing on the Moon. Relive every moment as it occurred in 1969.apolloinrealtime.org
